THE YOUTH'S INSTRUCTION

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Publishing Committee · Battle Creek, Mich. · Dec 25, 1860

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 17, No. 6.

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THE YOUTH'S INSTRUCTION.

THIS little paper is published monthly at the Re-VIEW AND HERALD Office for the benefit of our youth and children. It is conducted by Bro. G. W. Amadon, the superintendent of the Battle Creek Sabbath School. Bro. A. is ardently devoted to the interests of our children, and will not fail to make the paper highly religious and instructive. He wants a wider circulation, and must have it. The price of the paper for 1861 is reduced to 25 cents. The first number is printed on better paper, with new type, and contains several beautiful illustrations. An effort is made to make the paper of the greatest value and interest to our youth and children. We print 3400 copies of the January number, and send it to those readers of the REVIEW who are not subscribers for the INSTRUCTION to induce them to subscribe. Fathers, mothers and guardians, Bro. Amadon, and those interested in the INSTRUCTION, desire to help you in the responsible task of guiding the minds and steps of the children of your charge. Then let the INSTRUCTION come into your family circles.
If you have no children, then help on the enterprise. There are needed 2500 subscribers, at the low prices, to meet the expenses of the INSTRUCTION one year, if as much is expended each month as is on the January number. Let there be a special effort on the part of the brethren, especially our preachers, to extend the circulation of the INSTRUCTION. Bro. Bates' articles, one each month, are alone worth twice the subscription price. So let the names and the quarters come right in, and let the little sheet go out in a thousand directions to bless the children. J. W.